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Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
INFANTILE,
SKIN DISEASES,

Our Oldest child, now six years ofage, when
an infant six months Old was ats cE ed W I'M n
Nlrulent, malignant skin disease. All ordinary
remedies falling, we called our family phy 81
cian, who attempted 10 cure IL hut II Spread
lower portion OF the little fellow person from
the mlfdle OF his back down 10 his kuers was
one solid rash, uRly, painful, biotched and
malic GUS. We had no rest AT night, no peace
by day. Finally, we were dvtsed to try lnt
'CuTICrRA REMEDIES. The effect was simply
marvellous. In three or four weeks "A COM
plete cure was wrought leaving the lltlle fel-
lows person AS whit and healthy as though
he had never been attacked. In my epinian
your valuable remedies saved his life, and to-
day he lisa strong, healthy child, De fectlv
well, no repetition Of the disease having ever
occurred. GEO, Is. SMITH
ATTY at Law and Ex-Pros. Att $, Ashland, O
REFERhNcE: j, &, Weist. Druggist, Ashland, .
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
hitR AOoioty

Last evening the concert OF the Mite
Sooie.y Of Delaware Avenue Baptis,
Church was held, and was largely at
tended. The program published . few
dsys ago was, with the exception of a
piano solo By George Main, carried out.
Among tho sololsts were Miss Lillian
Boothe, Miss Emma Lore and Frederick
q. MCCALL. The features OF the evenin I
were the harp solos Of Miss Lore. The
combined cholrs of the church and Sun.
day school took part.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
GoiOred Woman Shot.

Yesterday afternoon y colored woman
named Virginia Richardson, living OF
Clayton street, beswsen Seventh snd
Eighth, wss accidentally shot In ths
forearm while oSreiessly hspdl!ng a
gun. Drs. Springer ana bravo we're Of
the opinion that ampusation would BIZ
necessary, As a large portion uf the bone
CT the arm Was snos away, Sha was
taken to the almshouae. where the ne
ceSsary operation will be performed.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

n. ahh. REAL ESTATE FOR
kry,a i. % acres. moro r less. OF highly
MJ Jales v hite. This land. whjoh is
staia9l, Ia every pars,cular and
Sss,i,au se ",tention Of capitalists, being
H. r'''y Tltuatsd, either for farnina . :.
".,' location high and hoalthy,
In 'l.as sito on II, not surpa 'sed In
s !. on the kennott pise, 8 mites
Ia, Ahgton, and within o minnie 9
~ lnntes walk fom Grosnyiilo
In "a no Wilmington d rortnern X.
Dr. si oy lands Of Henry DaPont
Ds8 iKAH l.. WHITE,
t.ys, al ( l ANNA u. WAITE.
lxeu,rlx
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

Cyrus Commandery fair WAS lssi
niRht attended by about 40 mem mbers OF
Delaware CommAndery. The visitors
wore swords and fatigue uniforms.
This evening DUPONT Post, g A. b.,
will attend In , body. The fair IL hav.
Ing . successful run. A large trans.
psrenoy has been procured By the man
ayers, AMI with the X, G. Il. Fife and
DRUM Corps ts carried through the
slleeis nightly.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN

Arc born into the world every day with some
sczematous affection, such as milk crust, s,all
head, scurf, or dandruf, sure to deveIOp into
an aRoniz'ng eczema. the Itching, burning.
and dis1gurati0n of which make life pro-
longed torture unless properly trestsd.
warm bath with CuTlCERA SOAR, an ex-
'quistte skin Beautiter, and single applica-
little CCrICcRk REsoLyKST, the New Blood
Purlher are often sufficient to arrest the pro-
sress OF the disease, anu po.nt to sdesdy and
permanent cure,
Hence, no mother who loves her children.
who takes pride In their BEAUTY. purity and
neal II, and in hestowinR upon them a child S
greatest inheriL-nce.- skin without blem-
tsh. and bod noHrished by pnr4 blood, -
should ia 10 make Trial Of sue JuTIcURA
REMEDIES.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Refused TO DAncs.

In q ealoon In Wallace, Kansas, or
Monday night, an itinerant sewing
machine mender attempted to make
"Tom" Dunn, local "tough," dauce.
Dunn refused to dance, when the sew
ing machine man commenced firing his
revolver. Dunn then shot him dead.
Dunn was arrested. but allowed the lib
erty Of streets pending the Coroner's in
quest"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Coloras Maaona

Tho following officers have beer
elected By the ooiored Masons of Hiram
Grand Lodge, A. II. A M: NJ. W g
M, William n. eslawell; q g. w.
Nero BAckus; q J ", Henry 8. Jsn
kins; g T ID p. Hamilton; G. g., w.
8. Glssaov; @. U tho Rev. Daniel Fl
Russell; 8. d samuel j. Brown; J. ID
Emanuel d. Murray; 9 8, Simeon
Hood; j. s., Daniel Caldwell; psrsu
Want, Jsremiah Miller.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Took v Fit,

Yesterday afternoon carriage
pain sor named William Tanner, while
sitsing In the Superior Court room was
taken with an epileptio fit He fell 10
the floor and his head was badly skin
ned By striking the COCOA ront,iug. He
was removed to the ladies' witness
room, and DIR. Diaper summoned. Tau
ner soon recovered and returned to the
court room.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

Rev. VIM. q. Chapman. pastor of M.
e. Church, Georgetown, D. O., wrote
rs: Having had On opportunity 70 tes,
the excellent qualities Of D.. Bull'l
Cough Syrup, 1 hesitate not TO say, IL it
the best remedy have ever used In m y
family" For GROUP and whooping
cough It is o sure cure.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Professor OraDb and Christmas

Handkerchiefs and napkins market
Ladies' delighted. X mas presentl
marked. Cards written or engraved, 81
oents per dozen. GIFT books decorated
Special low terms for night school unit
January 1. l challenge any caro-
writer TO write batter dosan cards
than do. Studio, 706 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
First Reception.

Washington Lodge, No /. Knights Of
Pythias, will hold Its first annual rs.
oe,I,on In Institute Hall on Friday
evening next. A large attendance is
eIpeoted, As the event will be ono OF
nnnsual interest 10 the members,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

stLE OK KEN BIJsIN ESS
a~al a. Hoctossin, delaware, about 3
..n wilmington, on tho Ian CA ster
~. ana VII. L Westernlk. X. a good 0
ItMe house attached 70 the house 10
,'%Iy Hlme store room, ftted up CON i.
VI general merchandise. Platform
10 moe, frame warehouse, frame
GMorf shed. coal bins, switon iIom
n" He mouse, eto. The lot oonteinslL
.,, $50 have for sale. q small farm VI
Mechau iosville. on tho rev
@ 80, ~ mites N. W. Of Hewark,
s-'' 'Aua, n.od water and good builc :
TTlh;aiiculars y apply to
III /, "a a; AZ . tkam, Hockessin. Dol,
yde cod Lat
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

Last evening the Board OF Health met
In regular session and transacted rou.
tine business. All the mem bers were
present except E1ward b. Kane and
DR.. Springer.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

Very much OF human misery and
8 istress Is csueed by eicSneas The true
method is to present sickness, which
can be safely and chsaply sccomp plish, sd
by tho use of Laxxdor. Pries only 26
osntA
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
ChiIdYen Burned to Death

Henry Fnwcett and lis wife, living
near Point Pleasant, West Virginia, went
to church on Sunday, leaving their three
children, the eldest being but five years
old, locked up at home. When the par
ents returned they found the house.in
ashes and the children barned to death.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

A word to young noihers-Do no,
dose your darlirgs With every old
Rrsndmosher's reotipt, Gao disrespeot, !
bot use that invaluable preventive OF
childreL's dissAsa-Dr. Bulls Bsby
Syrup
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

e., ,3htLL-A FINE STOLE PROP
kRll.,-' qdiTsns dia good business, situate ut
BIZ HdIeoter Oounty, Pa, with 7 or 20
p..,Hs - desired, with good bpitd
)Iia,I.,l un ap pie orchari In bearing
k.s ,os Y, other snail ruits; land O I'd
ks,aI.s. "i't sell 1T bar4ein. Gall
h TlIm','',J, TG . ), PiEhOE, 20 W, Seventh
'h1on DOL. d2tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
FALL SUITS.

Gentlemen desiring their clothes to q,
IS nicely and perfectly as possible car bs
suited BY Mr.. James Harding, Merchan,
Tailor. No. Sl6 French street. Patrons OF
Mr. Harding, who are among our Yromi
nest Gnd Influential ci,izsns, have ex
pressed themselves as exceedingly com
Portable and greatly pleased with the nea
it OF their garments, which ere alway
made in tho latest Ltyle. French. Eng
lish and cashmere suitings and cloths O
all kinds, OF the latest styles, are always
on hand. AS cool weather and busy
times are now fast approaching, gentle
men should cal! and 500 the styles at once.
s22 Sm
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

Ono OF the largest assortment OF
ladies gold watches In the city at Mi.
lard r. Davis, 8 K End street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
BARGAINS!

We have eight or ten Domestic Sewin.
Msch ines that have boon used for rent np
purposes, and become more or tsss defaoed-
otherwise perfaos- that We will sell at a Ills
count from regular price. Mono OF these
machines are over enc year old, snd prob.
ably not used ono-thtrd that tins the
sane attachmento and guarantees given as
with new machines, but no old paoh ines
taken in exchange. VIII eeli either en- in.
efa,lmsnts or Tor cash. Sattstaction guar.
ant<cd or money Rounded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

W non baby was aiek. We gave her OAstoria..
When she was . Child, she cried for Oastorts
When she became Misc, she clung 70 Castorts
t0rfA
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
For bAiA 4

GgStLF.
CaEAPArD UPON EASY TERMS
ttl Van Buron street.
b l.H West ,trs Of.
h.s holses have rooms, bath ami other
lrTt leru.
b 81, .lS, ols. uT and sls Delaware ave
.sioTe houses have II rooms, bath
ftY and all conventeocos; desirsbly . nd
E,.ha,y located. with front and side
la i.!o, l222, lG,, l2zu and 1880 " osi
H. IRONS and bath.
~ iel. lN3 1905, l0oT, lcO9, lcIl, l0ls
tl' West Eighth street.
hhe h0u es are new and nearly flushed
mo lats fmprovements, and located
hpely improving noighborhood, with
liitii Do ysrJs
b 100 Trenton Pises, Q rooms, bath, etc.
hieJNi.
. Hsit Front street
10y = lnf $40 MAIDS street
). King street, 8 rooms aud bath.
~ llA,li2o and li1s Poplar street,
..'', lls2,i ,ilot and liss Walnut street
y Iili, 2oc. 1908, 1919, INA, Inc an.
sAlt sueet; rooms and oath.
corner beaoh ana Frank lin streets;
..s'4 l,ts In eastern and western parts
" apply to
AUGUSTUS MOO .uLusY,
a'a' No. 600 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

SThAY C0W.-CAME To THE
- premises OF the subscriber near NR&
WooddAle, on tho s,h inst, . rod WN
ana white COW. The owner 10 rsQu sstsl 10
and taks her away
diS4,dltWs DAVID X. Williams.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

\ A,t1E-HSTORY BniuK HOUSE
hy,7S,,sh side OF Lowering ayoaue,
|s,,r 1.neteo % ..o street. Will cali CHI AZ. and
ksg,,n 'uit purchaser. Monthly ipsta II.
f,Nt,aa', $50 IL, Linden strcot, Ape!y
- 'hhNnN- this otflos. ilb.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

QApV',' Stin and Scalp preserved and
DAD y berutiiied by CuriCuHA MRDI
GATED SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

SOAP, 25c. RtS JLvENT, 81. Prepared by
The POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
aS-Send for 'iIow 20 Cure Skin Diseases. ;,
"a pages. 50 illustrations and ICO Testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

t;no,, LE-26 TONS OF BALEu
v ny nay. rs tens OF baled whens
Nj - 'Ins ,' oi eost white midtlings. 20
ie .,p,a ,he clover ssed, ct tina -four
,nd tnnte ITO os. Front street; also
-. 0A"heat d ur. ma cod I'm
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Lottor From Odessa,
nm a dapNn AZ tha HanuhItaa ~

ODESSA, Dec. 13 Last evening q
largely attended meeting OF citiz ,nt
was held in Lords school house with
Mr.. q. Watkins, Sr., president, and
Mr.. G. W. Polk, secretary for the pur.
pose Of considering the best way TO ad
vance taa welfare OF our town. Fre
sites nnd water frontsge, with taxes foi
term OF Ave or ten years free, and
other Inducements, et the mex. meeting
ON Monday next we feel confident OF q
good report from the committee sp
pointed TO confer with the mapufac.
turere to come here.
II It pays TO have industries carried
on 10 other PLACES where there are not
much, IL any, and often not as much
factltties as here, why not o iessa be in
lint? Aud II manufacturers cannot be
Induced to come here, why then let as
CO operate into o limited c1mpsny take
the advantages We Offer to others and
start new industries in our town. Bring
more residents hero; keep the ball roll
Ing. and let Odessa ba no longer In the
background, aud We feel sure 1t will
not be long until We have the iron
horse snortina about town and every.
thing seeming business like. The 90.
operation OF the Peninsula press is re.
speosively invited, and BY the insertion
OF this brief notice of our movsme en- "a
In good direction, yon will greatly
oblfse Odessa residents and especia'l 'ly
your correspondent. MAC.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

ODESSA. DEL, Dec. 13 There was q
meeting OF the business me1 OF Oiessa
last evening as the To wn Hail TO con
snit what kind OF industry should be
established for she bane6t of the place
There is move ON foot to eItabllsn n
glass works factory or q wooden mill
factory, also some talk OF eB's blishing q
printing Office hsre. This meeting was
called on account of the scarcity OF
work here. many families being com.
pellsd to leavs town for em oloy m .at .
Oar correspondent thinks that . mo
rocco factory would BIS q good thing for
this placs as IL would give mploy % ont
to Q large number OF personr and
would also revive the general bu.!n sss
OF the community. 1t was q sad mis-
take that tho railroad did rot come
through here In tho Grst place. The
movement was fought of By the 10, sils
'of the place who unfortunately had
more money than brains, We are
glad TO state tha the DAILY REpUBLI
CAN is popular paper here ana hss y
fair circulation. J.H
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
Cyrus Commandery Fair.

Prices rs low - tho lowest at III. r,
Davis, 8 K 2nd street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

.,otm. mnso. sos e. 18th ST., WITH
= pc' aud bath, Y gas; in good o,dor,
NY. soo "a mnmndatins. THlJMAS X
= :, "arket street. r30-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

J.. lront si,..,H HOUSE, NO. slI w.
.ahBLL t ss hp ly to lEDRlE M,
hear delaware Junction. or 10
20 'aulley. o.e Market. nIp Il
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

knSS nSSaiLE-A a. VERY DESIRABLE,
Z fGln " acres; conveniently located 3
'tLtf Unmih Rton; easy terms. Address
necker, Attorneys for heirs.
nIl.ff
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

lr,a., WIN PLEASANT FRONT
Hof7,h ana ana Rr 2r without board. 3 W,
nR streets. di2-6tt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

loas's 'a LE-2 tl2 OR 8 GOOD BRICK
1ls u a @heap), or viii trade for build
'Fyartb e., al farm, j. u. PICKFLs. 2
-" street, Wil.. Del. os-sm
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14
wanted.

,rrp-A aOUD GIRL fon GEE
r "a, . 4Ious,vo,E; AIpy Ply, a. ,ns h,svssn ,uro
I, i.o s1a orange. and between y aiase. u ana
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

"a tsira,,, BUILDING LOT
IL IRIS rect, near P. U. site. AID
sLLAOSD. Diet
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

; aTyi,-A OOLLkOIOn WOULD
AL A,ma,o n.vs few more bills TO col.
'a'y either Dy telephone Ssc, Or a.
il,g ,,rte'.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

.r,p-HOAKD in A PRIVATE
Vr.aily BY young iady' no other
,.r No questions asked. Addrsss Is
m lbiI Ottioe.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

!, ,UTrD-TO EXCHANGE MA.
',r for straw at the sta b.es % Front
r,,on street Hallway Co. SAMUEL A.
tCk- sapt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

;ITpD-CO KS, CHA&BHR
Y ALL. nd hslf-grown girls for private
mhu tpt,liigence once. English and
lViel, IN, orange street. dlS-tnh-izt
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

,JrrO-A BOOKKEseEh. U y =
n An,hs sot;on mill experiercs prefer.
\ Va, Va BUUKKEkfER, this ONCE.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

1890
Daily Republican., 1887-12-14

E,NIgp-An ENER9ETIC and
a,tIye man 70 canvass and c1lloct.
Srs,;4 market st., "a noof. do-lats
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Mr. Blaine I'm Paris.
m MEETS MANY DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE m SOCIAL

WAY.
A cablegram from Paris, october 15, says: It is
likely that Mr.. Blaine will stay In Paris for several
weeks yet II the weather proves favorable: II not
be Will 60 to the south OF Franco He has been
quite active In the social world. He believes that
the splendor and magntncence Of Paris have gone
DOWN with the republic, and doesn't hesitate "a
say 30, even to the sensitive Hrenchmen he meets.
IN accordance with Mr.. Blaines expressed wish,
about him.
on wednesday kr. Blaine breakfasted With the
distinguished cosmopolitan and bi-motaltst, Henri
Cernusch1, whose home 10 one OF the noted palaces
OF tho continent, and whose collection q 0fiontal
curioaities and japanese bronses 1suneqqAled IN
the whole world. Both gentlemen wor9 inclined
- anticipate favorable results from the reoeArcn1
OF the English commission which soon c0nvepzA,
ana in Mr.. Blaine Cernuschi found an ardent sym-
pathlzer.
Every morning after rising Nr. Blaine takes ex-
efcise for an hour or 90 waking around the Pal
Ais Royal show wtnd0wa the Tu1lleriee or the
ooulevardR. and, returning 70 his hotel usually
runs through his mail at the breakfnfS table, aftel
which, u Il ls fair Weather. he goes out again.
HIS writing he does mostly at night Among h3a
correspondents there are several q the depart
ment employees at washington. nutanly IN the
State Interior and War olIice& Mis Hattie
Blaine Is installed In the Convent Of the Sacred
Heart, where Miss Margaret nnfshed her educa-
tton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-17


The Shakespeare Mem0fial Fountain
Dedicated dTO-day-A speech. BY Irving.
LONDON, october 1.-THE Shakespeare memo
rial fountains preeepted BY Nj. G. W. Childs, OF
Philadelphia, 4dthe tewA of ntford-upon-Avon,
was dedicated with imposing ceremonies to-day.
The early trains brought large numbers OF distin-
gu1shed pers0ns TO attend the dedication. The
weather vast une. There e,was an immense crowd in
attendance and much eothustam was manifested.
Dr. Macauley represented Mr. Childs at the proceed
ings Just before noon the invited guests formed in
line and marched to the town ha and thence TO the
site OF the fountain; MI. Henry Irving made the
dedication speech. He said he admired Mr. Childs'
public spirit and energy, which were worthy OF
Philadelphia. HIS generous deeds were widely
known and he was greatly respected.
Mr. Irving concluded his address by presenting
the memorial In the name OF the donor to the
town. The mayor reada letter from Mr. James
Russell Lowen, eulogizing Nj. Childs for his gift,
which deed recalled the fact OF the kindred blood
OF the two great nations who are joint heirs the
work ofShakespeares genius. Hail columbia was
sung, and cheers were given for the queen and
President cleveland. luncheon at the town hall
followed the ceremonies The day was observed
as a holiday, and the whole town was en- Jete The
procession from the town hall to the fountain was
LED by the municipal authorities.
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A BRAVE MICHIGAN GIRL.
why is h Proposed to Give Her . Gold
Medal.
HOW SHE SAVED FROM DEATH TIE PASSENGERS or
BURNING sTRAkER--REsCUR OF A LITTLE GIRL
swINNNG IN lcE-ooLD WATER

petition, signed by the people of Charlevoix,
Mich., mas been presented to the Secretary OF the
treasury asking that gold lfe-saving medal be
conferred upon Miss Mary Wakefield, OF Charlevoix
for neroism In saving lives at the wreck OF the
steamer Champlain on the 18th Of June last. The
Story, as told by Mr.. Smith, Is one OF great
heroisn- The steamer ChampRain caught fire and
was burned about two miles on shore, near
Charievoix, and many lives were lost. Miss Wake
neid' among others on shore, witnessed the dis
aster. Ine sea was rough, and there was great
danger In any attempt to reach the wreck and to
render assistance to the unfortunates on
BOARD. Miss Wakefield, who is the daughter Of
sv,p q poOa family at Charlevoix, was good
swimmer and skilled In the management OF a boat
Sne .oSk from the beach frail craft that no one
enou8uI could live for q moment In such @ sea, and
pulled iOr tne wreck with all her might. She got
as MANY people In her boat as It would take. 1t
was qulCe cold, and the water was at - degrees.
She got from the boat and swan through the cold
Mauer 10 saves lives She rescued little GIRL who
proved 10 DE the daughter OF the captain, and
Mniie swimming with the child, supported on her
snouiuel sIe performed q feat OF wonderful cool
tI. Sme sue OF the burning steamer TO serve as u
uSuinper. Sneswam TO this, and lifting II so that
sne rope which heldt to the vessel could reach the
nre ana be burned loose, she secured the
aog as noat, upon which several lives were
saved; After getting ashore with the child, which
sne placed either on the float or In the boat, ard
swan between pushing. she found man on the
Seacu VINO was exhausted and almost dead. He
nao taken on his coat to make swimming easier,
anu was sunering from cold. The heroine took
~ tnrew 1t over his shoulders, and then ran for
ner own nome TO be cared for herself. she suffered
severely as the result OF exposure and she Is said
not YET 10 nave entirely recovered from the shock
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Alleged Indian Agency Frauds.
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS TO BIZ BRoUGHr AGArNs,

Aneged Indian Agency Frauds
CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS TO BIZ BR0U0HT AGAINST
JESSE LEE HALL.
The Secretary OF the Interior has requested the
Attorney General to institute criminal proceedings
against Jesse Lee Hail. agent for Kiowa, Comanche
and Wichita Indians, in the Indian Territory,
upon charges Of malfeasance in ONCE. An inspec-
tor OF the Interior Department and special agent
OF the Indian Office, who have Investigated the af
fairs OF the agency, agree that Hall Is guilty OF
criminal conduct in the management OF the
agency by the presentation Of false, fraudulent
and fictitious vouchers In his accounts, running
through year or more; in conversion to his per
s0nal use OF public moneys intrusted to him as
agent; In collusion with beef contractors for the
purpose OF defrauding the Government and also
In consptr1ng with certain employees at the agency
to defraud the Indians under his charge by appro-
priating TO his own use large sums OF money be-
longing to the Indians placed IN his hands by
cattle men for rent OF pasture lands It is stated
at the Interior Department that Hairs defalcation
will probably be found to be from $4,000 tC
$4,000. Hall was appointed agent July %, 1855
and is under SO, 900 bond.